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Allacan Cetirizine Hayfever Allergy Tablets 30 x 6 - £3.37 Delivered - Sold by Your247Chemist / Fulfilled by Amazon


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Allacan provides fast and effective 24-hour relief in adults from the annoying symptoms of hayfever and /or indoor allergies Sneezing Runny and blocked nose Red watery eyes Itchy nose Skin allergies Easy- to –take tablets suitable for adults and children aged 6+.
One tablet (10mg) once a day in adults. Half a tablet (5mg), twice daily in patients aged 6 to 12 years. Allergy relief for all seasons with Allacan

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Allacan provides fast and effective 24-hour relief in adults from the annoying symptoms of hayfever and /or indoor allergies Sneezing Runny and blocked nose Red watery eyes Itchy nose Skin allergies Easy- to –take tablets suitable for adults and children aged 6+.
One tablet (10mg) once a day in adults. Half a tablet (5mg), twice daily in patients aged 6 to 12 years. Allergy relief for all seasons with Allacan

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I don't find cetirizine works well for me either, loratadine is way better at controlling my pet allergies. Not quite this cheap but you can get a year's supply for around a tenner. (edited)
As it goes, in conjunction with a nose spray citerizene is the best hayfever/pet allergy for me, but others might be better with one of the other drugs. Loratodine stopped all symptoms but only for a few hours but also made me drowsy. Citerizene stopped 90% of symptoms but worked all day without drowsiness.
I would suggest folks refer to the NHS link below for guidance.
nhs.uk/conditions/antihistamines/ (edited)
Thanks OP, stocked up for the year ahead.
Poundstretcher tends to sell the 30 x pack at the 49p mark instead.
So of the 2, Poundstretcher is more cost effective ...
I did after about 30 years of suffering from bad hay-fever.
He gave me this
nhs.uk/med…ay/
And I have never turned back. Its improved my symptoms hugely. I still get runny eyes depending on what's triggering it but my nasal issues are fixed. I take it every day through the whole year.
GPs over the years just sent me to chemists to buy over the counter pills.
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I tried fexofenadine for the first time last year. It's a lot pricier but I felt like it was more effective at controlling my hay fever. That's subjective though, I've no way to accurately gauge that and ymmv. It didn't make me sleepy like cetirizine does which could be seen as a good or a bad thing... depending on if you're taking it in the morning or at bed time.
I know cetirizine is supposed to be 'non-drowsy' but it really zonks me unless I've been taking it for a few days in a row already.
I can't find any deals on Loratadine yet
Just ordered my next 12 packs to keep me stocked up for quite a while 🔥
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Alternatively, search for any/all forms of non drowsy alternatives, or something?
Because, depending on the sort of job you do (working with machinery, etc), or even just simply DRIVING - I believe I don't need to emphasize how potentially dangerous your situation, could potentially be, or whatever?
All the best either way, yeh? :-)
As in, steroid injections?
Such a route isn't one I'd necessarily recommend to anyone (in a blaze fashion, anyway), but IF yours is actually that bad anyway, or whatever?
Then ...
Ps.
I know a few people that were only able to survive the hayfever season, via the GP steroid route. :-)
Whether that's a viable doable option for you too, and wotnots?, only you will know for sure, etc?
All the best either way though. :-D